y0eswddl

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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
...so I have to walk around holding the case to my face of I want to take a phone call?
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
"they will always fall to the average/mean/median of *information."*
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
what about the other 200+ countries that don't designate Hamas or Gazans as territosts for resistance invasion and colonisation?
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
Almost certainly some kind of shell game - it seems many major PE companies own each other and smaller ones. I'd actually be very interested to see if anyone ever managed to break down who actually owns what
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
Has been for much of the late-and post-ZIRP period. Our so-called "gdp" is mostly rent and legal ponzi schemes
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
have because despite the story that most people try to tell about the market and the economy... in the late- and post-ZIRP era, it's been mostly based on Hype, Feelings, and Vibes. It's why the entire S&P 500 teeters on the ba
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
It's been long-since established that the only reason early Musk companies survived was employees learning how to manage up and manipulate Musk into doing the right things early on...
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
as soon as i see the tell tale purple I immediately know to trust this vibe slop
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
what's the point of sharing AI summarized work
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
no, its not - with calculators, it was up to the person using the tool to figure out which formula to use and which values to plug into the calculator. The human has to have enough understanding of the problem to know which math to apply an
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
Only if you're less intelligent than the average. The problem with LLMs is that they will always fall to the average/mean/median of information. And if the average person is orders of magnitude better than you at thinking,
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
It's not different. There's also a huge problem with for-profit companies building on the work of FOSS without contributing resources or knowledge back.
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
when and how did she do that exactly?
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
Crypto, NFTs, SPACs, VR, and now AI are all hype cycles meant to keep money flowing into an industry that has otherwise all but stagnated w/r/t to invention or innovation in the last 10-15ish years...
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
sighs in "tired of my culture being coopted and watered down" :/
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by y0eswddl 10mo ago
That's not a real report when it comes from the company selling you the thing, it's just marketing. and it's not even about actual productivity, just the number of queries sent to chatgpt... having to ask 6x more Qs, seems mo
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
that's an oxymoron
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
the site, the blogs, the ideas... all vibed slop
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
The website looks vibe coded. Daniel's GitHub profile pic is AI. and the readme is AI. i assume the code is vibes, too.
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
yes, it's all of the above.
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
waves from Ogden and Chicago hate those things. I'm ready to start kicking them out the way
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
do you have a link to the latest survey? my google-fu is failing me at the moment
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
No, you actually can't. Humans existed for 10s to 100s of thousands of years without text. or even words for that matter.
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
or maybe, just maybe... it might have more to do with wider dissemination if information on the disorder that's allowing more people up recognize their struggles and seek support.
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
I have a hard time finding value in reading opinions on the possibility of an AI bubble from a company that's very much motivated to speak optimistically about the future of AI... this is more marketing than analysis.:/
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
show me examples where taxes were raised in the rich and enough moved away from the area to cause problems...
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
Did you read the article (or hell even the title) before commenting...?
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
Rich people don't leave over taxes... it's not really anything but an idle threat: https://inequality.org/article/millionaires-dont-flee-states...
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
The process for getting access to cell phone data is much more difficult than the process of logging into a flock system
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
in general, maybe - In not a fan of how sycophantic he's gotten... but this was just the citing of outside studies, not his personal opinion.

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